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session_begin(); $auth->acl($user->data); // specify styles and/or localisation // in this example, we specify that we will be using the file: my_language_file.php $user->setup('mods/my_language_file'); /* * All of your coding will be here, setting up vars, database selects, inserts, etc... * * This is a very primitive example, it’s meant to show you a working example only. */ $example_variable = sprintf($user->lang['TIME_NOW'], $user->format_date(time())); $google_logo = ''; // A typical usage for sending your variables to your template. $template->assign_vars(array( 'EXAMPLE_VAR' => $example_variable, 'GOOGLE_LOGO' => $google_logo, 'MY_AVATAR' => get_user_avatar($user->data['user_avatar'], $user->data['user_avatar_type'], $user->data['user_avatar_width'], $user->data['user_avatar_height']), )); /* * assigning some static example data to an array. * all language strings would normally be included in the language file, * this is meant for demonstration purposes ONLY. */ $some_array = array( array( 'example' => 'Just an Example 1', 'demonstration' => 'Somecount', ), array( 'example' => 'Just an Example 2', 'demonstration' => 'Somecount again', ), ); /* * basic example of the assign block vars for the templates * This basically will allow you to easily display a block or array of data in a template * this is useful for items such as SQL queries to the database and displaying them in your templates. */ foreach ($some_array as $row) { $template->assign_block_vars('block_name', array( 'EXAMPLE' => $row['example'], 'DEMO' => $row['demonstration'], )); } // Page title, this language variable should be defined in the language file you setup at the top of this page. page_header($user->lang['MY_TITLE']); // Set the filename of the template you want to use for this file. // This is the name of our template file located in /styles/